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In response to "lyc, some thoughts sorta brought on by the religion conversations from yesterday" by tRuMaN

And not to be disrespectful, but I think this is a raelly good example of how individuals create their own theologies.

Posted by mara Mar 12 '10, 07:08

Everybody does this; we simply can't help it. We understand the universe in the way that makes sense to us.

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I absolutely agree. - Mel Profit Mar 12, 07:32 5
- unrelated. One of the best things I've heard from the Pastor at the Willow Creek church (HUGE church near us) is that he regularly says in his sermon - oblique Mar 12, 07:53
- I agree as well. My religious affiliation is Evangelical Lutheran but there is very little dogma to be found in our church other than the basics - oblique Mar 12, 07:48 1
  - I sense that in all the things you've said. It sounds wonderful. -- nm - Mel Profit Mar 12, 07:52
- That is why I love my church. I think we maybe have 70 members - amoxy Mar 12, 07:44
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exactly, I cannot see how faith can be anything but individualized. -- nm - tRuMaN Mar 12, 07:12 2
- Even people who think they're being traditioanl Christians do this. It's why some Christians believe in ghosts or astrology and others don't. -- nm - mara Mar 12, 07:15 1
  - sure they do, but many deny it. -- nm - tRuMaN Mar 12, 07:22
*ding* -- nm - znufrii Mar 12, 07:11

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